Woman convicted of killing Cleveland police officer resentenced

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) – The 19-year-old convicted of aggravated homicide, amongst different prices, for taking pictures and killing an off-duty Cleveland police officer, was sentenced Friday after confusion surrounding her unique sentence.

Tamara McLoyd was discovered responsible on Aug. 3 by a jury for murdering Officer Shane Bartek in December of 2021.

On Aug. 25, she was additionally convicted of 5 counts of aggravated theft, two counts of kidnapping, one depend of getting weapons below incapacity and one depend of improperly dealing with firearms in a motorized vehicle for a number of unrelated crimes in Northeast Ohio between November and December 2021.

On Sept. 27, McLoyd was sentenced to life in jail and parole eligibility after 54 years.

Nonetheless, her legal professionals and the prosecution raised concern over specifics surrounding the sentence.

The listening to didn’t convey any new proof ahead, however additional clarified the sentence.

McLoyd’s newest listening to Friday afternoon decided her sentence to be life with first probability of parole after 47 years.

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